Trying to decide between the Thule Urban Glide 2 and BOB Alterrain Pro? Both are great strollers for off-road hiking and jogging. When it comes to price and core features, the strollers are very similar – but there are some key differences which you should know. Here’s a detailed comparison and which stroller is better.
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One cool sleeping bag feature is a pad sleeve. It’s a fabric slot sewn on the bottom of the sleeping bag. You put your sleeping pad in the sleeve, making it nearly impossible to roll off your pad. For side sleepers who switch sides, it also prevents your sleeping bag from getting all twisted up.
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Finding a good family backpacking tent is tough. For starters, you are probably carrying most (if not all) of the gear. There aren’t too many ultralight family tents, so your pack will likely end up very heavy. Your tent also needs to meet your family’s requirements for privacy, features, durability and budget. And these requirements
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Tent floors, especially made from UL materials like Silnylon, are very slippery. Add a slippery inflatable pad and a slippery sleeping bag on top of this and you are bound to slide around in the tent. There are a lot of ways you can keep your sleeping bag put though, even if you are camped
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Both of my girls wriggle around the tent when sleeping. I’ve woken up to kicks in the head only to find a kid completely backwards from how they started!
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If you are just getting into camping, there is no reason you have to spend a fortune on a tent. Heck, I go camping often and still sometimes bring my cheap tent (I’m less worried about someone stealing it when wild camping). But you do need to be careful with cheap family tents because so
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